We caught the action on the turn with the board reading and a bet of Mark Teltscher amounting to 33,200.
Danny Wong sat in the tank for just over two minutes before making the call to see the land on the river.
Teltscher took his turn this time, sitting in the tank for near on three minutes before announcing all in.
Wong double-fist-pump-snap-called and slammed down his for the nuts. Teltscher shook his head, flashed his and threw them into the muck to walk away in 22nd place for a payout of $16,740.
Danny Wong was first to act and raised it up before Lars Hougaard three-bet from the button. Wong called and then check raised Hougaard on a flop. After due thought Hougaard called and then bet the turn when Wong checked. The bet worked as Wong folded.
Jennifer Harman opened to 10,000 before Barny Boatman pushed it to 27,500 from the small blind. Harman moved all in for just over 40,000 and Boatman made the call.
Harman:
Boatman:
The board ran out and Harman headed to the rail while Boatman chipped up to 300,000 and change.
"Congratulations on making the money" quipped Phil Ivey as Harman gave him a hug before going on to collect her $16,740.
A short-stacked Roland Isra moved all in from under the gun and was looked up by Cort Kibler-Melby in the small blind with . Isra tabled and the board ran . Isra was always behind and stayed there all the way to the exit.